Super

Make extra contributions

Salary Sacrifice

Salary Sacrifice means instead of receiving your pay in full, you arrange to have some of your pay invested directly into your super fund on your behalf.

How?

The contribution is taken out of your pay before income tax is deducted, so you will pay less tax on your income.

As salary sacrifice is not offered by all employers, ask yours if they offer a salary sacrifice option.

Voluntary (after-tax) contributions

You can choose to make voluntary (after-tax) contributions to your super in addition to what your employer contributes. Voluntary (after-tax) contributions, which you pay out of after-tax income, are a good way to top up your super.

How?

There are four easy ways to make voluntary contributions to your Club Plus Super account:

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